The 2013 San Marino 2 euro standard circulation coin features the official coat of arms of the Republic of San Marino on its national side. This heraldic emblem displays three towers, each crowned with a plume, which represent the three fortresses of Guaita, Cesta, and Montale situated atop Mount Titano. These fortifications have served as symbols of the nation’s enduring independence and sovereignty since the Middle Ages. Flanking the shield are decorative branches of oak and laurel, signifying strength and peace, while the crown above the shield denotes the republic's status as a sovereign state. The design reflects the deep historical pride of the world’s oldest republic in its long-standing autonomy. This coin was issued in 2013 with a mintage of 637,624 pieces.